Nigerian Pastors in the UK...
I think this is for the guys outside Nigeria mostly (even though everyones thoughts are welcome)....
I was talking to a friend of mine about a christian conference I was going to attend in London this year (June 18 actually). This conference is been organised by Covenant Christian Centre (Lagos, Nigeria). One of the responses I got to that information was that Nigerian pastors or ministers have a very bad reputation of coming into the UK and raising funds especially when they are 'broke'.
What do you think about this? How can the reputation be cleaned up (if you think there is a bad reputation out there already?)
I was talking to a friend of mine about a christian conference I was going to attend in London this year (June 18 actually). This conference is been organised by Covenant Christian Centre (Lagos, Nigeria). One of the responses I got to that information was that Nigerian pastors or ministers have a very bad reputation of coming into the UK and raising funds especially when they are 'broke'.
What do you think about this? How can the reputation be cleaned up (if you think there is a bad reputation out there already?)

1 Comments:
I agree with wailor, i believe it's just a "show of pompous faith" and this is the result.
I was oppourtuned to be at a gathering in London where a prominent Nigerian preacher came to speak,and i noticed at the end of his speech an offering was taking but the look on people's face was clear they didnt find it interesting.
I believe it's high time this stops,it's bad enough the name 'JESUS CHRIST PLC' is being used to clasify these preachers.
I pray the LOG falls off their eyes so they can see clearly. adding
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